Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th July, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

President Mahama nominates Tony Forson and two others to the Supreme Court.

Climate change is no longer a future threat, says the Minister.

Parliament passes the Public Tribunal Bill, 2026, despite a boycott from the Minority.

Cabinet approves a mining law overhaul, aiming to strengthen oversight in the sector.

A TikToker is sentenced to one year in jail for spreading false claims about President Mahama.

Weija Children's Hospital is set to open to the public after a handover agreement.

Twelve people are dead and 44 injured in a three-vehicle crash near Konongo.

Ghana, Nigeria, and Uganda's currencies are under pressure amid economic challenges.

Fuel prices are expected to rise slightly starting July 16 as NPA adjusts price floors.

A neurosurgeon warns that recurring headaches should never be ignored.

About 45 people contract HIV every day in Ghana, according to the President of the AIDS Network.

The new scramble for the heavens: Ghana must act as the world colonizes the sky.

Drone mapping provides a bird's-eye view of neglected tropical diseases in Nigeria.

New "living plastic" self-destructs in just six days without leaving microplastics behind.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!